Answer

I think you are asking: “After how many days does Samvatsari come, and what is the main thing to do?”

Samvatsari comes once every year at the end of Paryushan Parva. It is the most important day of forgiveness in Jain Dharma.

The main thing to do on Samvatsari is:

Ask for forgiveness from all living beings and forgive everyone from the heart.

This is expressed through:

Micchami Dukkadam Meaning: “If I have hurt you knowingly or unknowingly, through mind, speech, or body, I ask for forgiveness.”

Explanation

On Samvatsari, Jains mainly focus on:

• Pratikraman – reflecting on mistakes and repenting sincerely
• Kshamapana – asking forgiveness
• Forgiving others – removing anger, ego, and bitterness
• Ahimsa – remembering not to hurt any living being
• Self-purification – improving one’s thoughts, words, and actions

Many people also do fasting or other tapasya according to their capacity, but the most important inner practice is forgiveness and repentance.

Spiritual Understanding

Samvatsari teaches that spiritual progress begins when we reduce anger, pride, deceit, and greed. Asking forgiveness cleans the heart and helps the soul move toward purity.

Takeaway

Samvatsari comes once every year after Paryushan, and the main thing to do is:

Pratikraman, ask forgiveness, forgive everyone, and say “Micchami Dukkadam” with true feeling.